Dangerous metal spikes scattered on Amesbury roads causing vehicle damage
Residents urged to provide information to local police
Concerns have emerged in Amesbury after reports of small metal spikes scattered on Stonehenge Road and Holders Road, leading to significant vehicle damage.
Local officers have received alerts from the public and businesses about these objects, which have caused tyre ruptures and complete deflations for multiple vehicles.
The spikes, resembling Stanley Knife blades but shaped like boomerangs, are believed to be deliberately placed to flip into tyres when pressure is applied.
Their presence poses serious risks not only to vehicles and occupants but also to pedestrians, horses and riders, cyclists, wildlife, and pets.
Appeal for Information
Wiltshire Police are appealing for anyone with information regarding the source or placement of these dangerous items.
Residents are encouraged to contact the police via the 101 system or the Amesbury Neighbourhood Policing Team at [email protected] , referencing case number 54260031614.
This investigation aims to identify and remove hazards to ensure community safety in Amesbury.